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then here is another management of time.
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During the second half of the semester, he decided that
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you wanted to have two sessions, right?
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Extra. That ended up being about two hours.
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You gotta remember these 10th grader.
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So I decided that in the second hour got somewhat
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disengaged. So I decided to add a 10 minute period
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between classes for him just to stretch to move about.
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And, you know, I wanted to get him back from
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time. So I thought, What's the best way to do
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this again?
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Send them a reminder.
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I sent him times up clock, and that's simple.
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But what it did was it made sure that he
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got back on time.
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And then he recognized that the 10 minutes that I
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gave him work and it ended up working successfully many
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of the time.
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And then finally, uh, classroom, school and community culture.
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This is another YouTube, but the link does not work,
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but with classroom small community culture, it is a clip
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between two students, um, Eva and Savannah.
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Savannah was sleeping.
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I homely broker by saying, Savannah, are you all right?
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And to which the neighbor responds another night playing volleyball
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with the boys and then Savannah said, Shut up.
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Now here's the deal that is a toxic communication.
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It's not good for the classroom is not good for
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learning. So what I established at that point was, Hey,
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my classroom is a place for positivity and we move
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forward, and that's what I want to do in my
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classrooms. I want to take conflict, and I want to
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try to mediate it in a positive classrooms, feel safe,
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impossible and so that they can put the whole Selves
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in the class and not be afraid to be who
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they truly are or not.
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Be afraid.
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Appears not to be ableto be afraid to communicate openly
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because I feel like it's an English teacher.
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Is especially important that all students feel safe and comfortable
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with expressing themselves, and that they feel safe and comfortable
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with their classrooms.
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Mhm standard.
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Six. So verbal communication.
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Um, this is an artifact.
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That's awesome.
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Artifact a story.
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So the artifacts says, fairly informed of instructions of the
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assignment and passed back to each of them.
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Know Ruben.
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This was my first micro, and it did not go
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as well as over the pope.
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My middle of my lesson got a bit the puddle
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models and other words that can describe a bit of
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confusion. So by the end, my presentation off materials not
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but later immersion.
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I decided that clarity was what I wanted to focus
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it. I would make sure that each and every thing
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I instruct them, they would at least be sure that
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what I was giving them is what they should do.
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There would be short the instructions of the activities.
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So during this time I actually found a note card.
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Oh, points that I always make sure to hit where
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I tell them to write it.
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What I expected them, how long they have and what's
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doing their thing.
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So I spent a lot of time working on that,
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and I think I eventually did improve them.
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That skill and another non verbal communication is every session
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I had, whether it was murder micro teaching, I made
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sure to have a copy of schedule.
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This is not a good photo of me, but it
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is me holding up a schedule and for students.
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They might hear me say this schedule, but like I
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said, they're students who visually remember those they can see
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it if they could see it Right now, I think
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you can help students to remember what they are doing,
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where they are in lesson and what they're working for
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us. The So this is assessments and there's not to
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me, uh, visual visual visual artifacts here.
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But let's look into some of the 2nd 2nd.
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This was a pre assessment was how do you find
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voice and writing?
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What aspects of writing it could have a certain voice.
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Is the voice the same across all writing so that
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I gave them excerpt where they could tell me what
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type of voice that waas and you know, it was
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a humorous voice, but when it gave was game students
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the opportunity for me, But they already knew, and it
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gave him starting point where if I noticed that if
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I noticed a lot of students failed on these questions
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that really need to hit hard on this unit and
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that I need to focus a lot of attention, the
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questions to students struggle.
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Uh huh.
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Here is my ending assessable.
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It's not my ending assessment.
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It's partially a formal assessment are no formative assessment, and
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it was by their peers because I think your assessment
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is people is important.
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Like I said, I think that each student contribute to
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learning of one another.
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So this is actually an editing for So that is
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basically with the topics that I've written about what is
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personal, right, to entertain, persuading for him.
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How do I want my voice come off in my
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writing? How do I intend to have my writing left
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to above boys?
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How will I achieve this with word choice?
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I will.
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I achieve this with choice of structure.
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So interesting about this is I'm actually super fill it
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out before they wrote so they could direct.
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Um, but in the pure editing process, I let pure
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editors see this so that their edits could be specifically
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targeted for what appears wanted to achieve.
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I think that the communication where we went to those
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learners, not even just to me it's the teacher, but
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the one another can all help us grow better each
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other. So data was a little bit hard to find.
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But I do want to say that I did look
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a data and my twittering sessions which I did not
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record just for privacy reasons of the students.
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I was constantly looking at his test, looking at where
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he struggled in test one of the problem areas from
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him was, uh, writing.
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He the bank three answer questions Very well, but you
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cannot without some direction, right on s a of the
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normal life is great or not that he couldn't, but
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by the fact that he just very much struggled with
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and looking at his test, I realized that was what
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was very he was great.
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So throughout my lessons, I always try to reserve some
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period of time just to work on writing every lesson,
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asking Is there anything you wanna work with our work
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towards a particular thing you want to write?
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Because I really wanted him to realize that you could
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company. Asked about how do you format an essay?
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How do you expound on ideas?
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How do you out my How do you draft?
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How do you brainstorm?
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And by seeing this test very much, was able to
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target that skill.
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And I was actually able toe help create his own
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outlines for essence.
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So this is a communications student.
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Progress. I've done it.
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Most are, you know, sooner, but I was asked to
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write a letter, and this is a letter that I
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wrote. And I did accept his name because, like I
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said, privacy, I wrote his strengths.
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I wrote that you put forth a good effort.
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He always tried to influence strategy.
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He had good humor and that I wrote some of
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the challenges we had.
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He had some struggle with memory of concepts and you
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have trouble.
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Okay? And then I wrote, Everybody work on in English
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specifically what I needed to work on our history.
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And in that way, you see, I communicated with students
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progress to the next year help.
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I hope that can save you some time and so
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that they can immediately get into working with him on
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areas that challenged but and so that he can immediately
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recognize his strengths of war.
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There's I do actually want to get on that because
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I said it as much as it's important to communicate
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the challenges that is equally as important to communicate because
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ideally we build on strength.
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But if we do not recognize the strength and it
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takes us a long while to find it, then we're
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wasting time if I can communicate to them what he's
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good at.
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Like how he's gonna be engaged, how he's going toe
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implementing strategies that you teach him how he has a
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good sense of humor and a good sense of creativity
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they can use that create better hooks.
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Bye. And relevant supplementary material that could benefit.
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Overall, What I did was I just want to provide
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them enough information so that they could move forward on
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the best possible, but mhm special collaboration.
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So I actually wish I had well, the videos.
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I wish I had a video, but a lot of
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the videos on Lee features like one base for time,
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which they were speaking.
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Um, but I did actually take some excerpts because it
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was probably no one.
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Out of all the people are proud to come that
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had a better influence on me than and here is
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your comment.
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Actually. Thank you.
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This is Katherine.
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Um uh huh.
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I like that you incorporated an agenda.
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And then she told me that I had seven goals.
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Way were like that.
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I could consolidate them into two or three goals, maybe
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four, but not seven, because that's never wants to you
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see, that's something that makes a lot of sense.
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But the great thing about having piers is there, not
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you. And they can call out this simple mistakes that
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you make make make you work that they could improve
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things in simple ways as well.
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Yeah, it wasn't hard to reduce it free, but the
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fact that she had different eyes than I did allowed
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me to see that allowed you to improve myself.
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And another day.
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Let's not forget Bill.
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I watched my classmates to start lesson.
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Now I had the ogre, but it was also micro
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teeth. And, you know, I came up with my own
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lessons and I do things my own way.
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But seeing their style and seeing the ways they went
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about accomplishing the goals of the teacher needs to accomplish
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it impacted me significantly.
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I mean, every time I watched them, I took away
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some I took away.
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Something is like, You know what?
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I like that I like that.
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I'm gonna incorporate that, and I'm going to try to
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do it the Joe way because they taught effectively, and
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when they didn't or when I didn't, we all were
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willing to tell each other.
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How we better improve ourselves.
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And this is affect cooperative partnerships in support of morning.
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This is my supervisor, Maggie.
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Hi, Joe.
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Thank you so much for helping.
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No, this is actually not Maggie.
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This is the father of, uh hi, Joe.
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Thank you so much for helping my son with his
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history. Something next week.
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Onley before Thanksgiving.
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I want all three tutoring sessions on English.
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He was 11.
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Lessons behind.
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I would like for him to catch up.
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Thanks. Now, that was something I had going for me.
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It was the idea that students are my student.
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I was tutoring, had a supportive father.
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And I had a supportive supervisor on all three of
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us. One communications, All three of us wanted what was
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best. Okay.
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And that was really helped me When he did bad
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on his test.
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His father told me he was fine.
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That sounds.
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His father told me when he's good, and his father
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just wanted to say that he was doing good.
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They told me all three of them worked incredibly hard
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just to make sure the sessions fit into my schedule
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sessions his schedule.
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I think that being able to work cooperatively with all
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of them, really improve the educational experience for him and
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also improved my experience as an educator.
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Okay, finally.
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Professionalism, self assessment.
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This seems artifact is really not Capture the full extent
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to which I can answer this body indicator.
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This is from my supervising English teacher pepper form.
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Great job.
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Your comments after the lesson in your reflection demonstrate that
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you made the decision intentional that it worked out just
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a little.
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I I want to say that I was always trying
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to improve myself.
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I look back in my lessons and whenever I left
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the lesson, the first question was, How could I have
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done it better?
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How could I've got misused?
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Engaged? How could I made my lesson more type?
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What could I could have?
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But what should I should have added?
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What do I think?
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Distracting people?
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What do I think is kind of
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